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Which model do most relational databases follow?
Which model do most relational databases follow?
- ACID (correct)
- BASE
- CAP
- CRUD
Which property ensures that a database transaction either succeeds completely or fails completely?
Which property ensures that a database transaction either succeeds completely or fails completely?
- Consistency
- Atomicity (correct)
- Durability
- Isolation
Which property ensures that a database is in a valid state at the beginning and end of a transaction?
Which property ensures that a database is in a valid state at the beginning and end of a transaction?
- Atomicity
- Durability
- Isolation
- Consistency (correct)
Which property ensures that data integrity is maintained and prevents corruption?
Which property ensures that data integrity is maintained and prevents corruption?
Which type of databases are commonly associated with BASE properties?
Which type of databases are commonly associated with BASE properties?
Which property ensures that a database can recover from system failures or crashes?
Which property ensures that a database can recover from system failures or crashes?
Which property ensures that concurrent transactions do not interfere with each other?
Which property ensures that concurrent transactions do not interfere with each other?
Which term refers to the concept that a database transaction cannot be affected by any other transaction?
Which term refers to the concept that a database transaction cannot be affected by any other transaction?
What is the meaning of the term 'ACID' in the context of databases?
What is the meaning of the term 'ACID' in the context of databases?
Which type of consistency allows for different values of replicated data at different nodes?
Which type of consistency allows for different values of replicated data at different nodes?
What does the term 'BASE' stand for in the context of databases?
What does the term 'BASE' stand for in the context of databases?
Which type of database gives up consistency in return for availability?
Which type of database gives up consistency in return for availability?
Which type of database is commonly used for transaction-oriented data?
Which type of database is commonly used for transaction-oriented data?
Which property of a BASE database allows lower latency and better performance but at the cost of stale data?
Which property of a BASE database allows lower latency and better performance but at the cost of stale data?
Which type of databases usually scale to higher throughput than those with ACID characteristics?
Which type of databases usually scale to higher throughput than those with ACID characteristics?
